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eschu
8mo ago
I am not sure that I know what harmonics-based SPICE is. Is it about AC analysis?
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8mo ago
PLECS uses ideal switches, but now with SPICE integrated you can import any netlist to create a new block, including semiconductors.
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8mo ago
It was brought to our attention that it would be interesting to have a good interface for ROM models. It seems like POD-based dimensional reduction is widely used in the industry. On the other hand, PLECS does have clever way to simulate th
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We could call the state-space approach of PLECS quasi-symbolic, because it reduces circuits with linear components to state-space equations. As a result, it needs to solve for much fewer variables. The price to pay is that the obtained syst
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Haha, ok fair enough. In the world of system-level integration of power electronics, SPICE is often considered the bottom. There is already a long way from an ideal on/off switch to a SPICE model of a MOSFET with a gate driver featurin
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8mo ago
There was a lot of learning and reinventing to do. It started with a team of 1, and we eventually grew to a team 5. We all started working on it more or less fresh out of university. We were trained as mathematicians, physicists and computa
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8mo ago
Hello! Haha
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Roughly speaking yes, but Cadence has a large offering of products, so I need to be a little more specific. Ultimately, when you design analog devices with Cadence's tools, their transient behavior is simulated by Spectre (or FastSPICE
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SPICE uses modified nodal analysis (MNA), which leads to differential algebraic equations (DAEs). This is very well-suited to detailed semi-conductor models (a bunch of convergence helpers are used behind the scenes to make the simulation o
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Bridging the Gap Between PLECS and SPICE
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The Basics of Saturable Inductors
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I had to look into companion (discrete-time) models for simulating saturable inductors in real-time on FPGA at work. The same week, a friend asked out of curiosity where the inductor equation came from. It had been quite a while for me, so